Cause of police presence seen at Govan Graving Docks revealed.
The force was called to the Govan Graving Docks around 12.35pm in the afternoon.Police did not reveal the nature of the items.No criminality has been established at this time.spokesperson said: “Around 12.35pm on Friday, February 24, police were called to docks near to Napier Drive, Govan regarding items found.
“Officers are carrying out enquiries to establish more details, however no criminality has been established at this time.”
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